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corporate venture capital

A subsidiary of a large corporation which makes venture capital investments.

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  1. Corporate Venture Capital - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
    Corporate venture capital (CVC), distinct from corporate venturing, is the investment of corporate funds directly in external start-up companies. Corporate ...
     
  2. Corporate venture capital is roaring back | VentureBeat
    May 12, 2011 ... Editor's note: Robert R. Ackerman, Jr. is the founder and managing director of Allegis Capital. He submitted this story to VentureBeat.
     
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    Corporate Venture Capital. About This Report. This report on corporate venture capital is the product of a collaboration of several institutions, including university ...
     
  4. Corporate Venture Capital: Big Business Can Spur Innovation - Forbes
    May 2, 2012 ... Tom Klaff, CEO of Entrepreneurs In Residence, contributed to this post. Ben Smith IV Corporate venture capital comes and goes in waves.
     
  5. Why Corporate Venture Capital Deals Are Small | Small Business ...
    Jun 4, 2012 ... Price Waterhouse Coopers and National Venture Capital Association recently released the MoneyTree Report on Corporate Venture Capital.
     
  6. Innovation Capital, CVC, Venture Capital, Corporate Venture Capital ...
    Synchrony Venture Management assists multinational firms in the design, development and management of corporate venture capital (CVC) programs focused ...
     
  7. bcg.perspectives - Corporate Venture Capital: Avoid the Risk, Miss ...
    Oct 31, 2012 ... Corporate venture capital (CVC) has come of age. Historically prone to boom- and-bust cycles, CVC has taken root in many industries as ...
     
  8. When does corporate venture capital investment create firm value?
    Namely, structural deficiencies inherent in corporate venture capital may inhibit ... corporate venture capital investment will create greater firm value when firms ...